<body><div class="booster-block booster-read-block">
 <div class="twp-read-time">
 	<i class="booster-icon twp-clock"></i> <span>Read Time:</span>7 Minute, 9 Second </div>

 </div><p style="text-align: center;"><em>…here are 35 alliterations riddled sestests written by the ‘me’ hidded inside 35 souls</em></p>
<p><strong>1.</strong><br>
Lofty leaves caressed by dew<br>
melodious morning; mesmerizes me<br>
bulbous butterflies glowing gleefully<br>
but a soft spike sparks the senses<br>
a minute mote could form a mountain;<br>
only hyena quells the lion’s roar<br>
<em><strong>~ Dennis Dighimini-sanami</strong></em></p>
<p><strong>2</strong><br>
brother buried inside<br>
kindly kindle my candle<br>
let my longing lantern be lit<br>
by the blaze of your bitterness<br>
punch, pinch, prick, pester, prod<br>
till I turn to thither and till my turn<br>
<em><strong>~ Kukogho Iruesiri Samson</strong></em></p>
<p><strong>3.</strong><br>
God of the tremendous terrains<br>
My soul, singing songs of solemn sounds<br>
I rule the high and low lands<br>
The musing master-me<br>
The inside dutiful deity<br>
I make me my world with my magic wand<br>
<strong><em>~ Ogechukwu Emmanuel Samuel</em></strong></p>
<p><strong>4.</strong><br>
i walk warily with a wandering heart<br>
trials and tribulations throw tantrums in my soul<br>
my little world walks on wobbling feet<br>
sending scared sacred saga down my bloodstream<br>
waging wars in my brains<br>
this is the me that rages inside me.<br>
<strong><em>~ Oluwasegun Romeo Oriogun</em></strong></p>
<p><strong>5.</strong><br>
As empty as I, daily feel<br>
Empty thoughts tease me<br>
Silent screams from within<br>
How can I, from this flee?</p>
<p>Why must he hid in my heart ?<br>
To decide what my pen writes<br>
<em><strong>~ Veekthur Victor</strong></em></p>
<p><strong>6.</strong><br>
A shell of many membranes<br>
A body bearing a burden<br>
A soul burrowed like a sole<br>
A Pertinacious spirit; rigid as steel.</p>
<p>Screams of the outer me<br>
Muffled by the inner me.<br>
<strong><em>~ Kolade Olanrewaju Freedom</em></strong></p>
<p><strong>7.</strong><br>
I am a lamb outside my wall<br>
People often thought i am full of excitement like a mall<br>
But Inside, I am more of a ferocious Beast<br>
I hide myself in the Midst<br>
To protect the beast in me<br>
I am not of Bad ones But i am of a Good Beast.<br>
<strong><em>~ Lawal J. Ayub Coolgeezy</em></strong></p>
<p>8.<br>
I am not God; of a truth<br>
I don’t know the truth<br>
But this is the truth<br>
my breath<br>
is against death<br>
for humans, this is the me inside<br>
<strong><em>~ El Sane Ken Silencer</em></strong></p>
<p><strong>9.</strong><br>
Open fields of feathered frames<br>
grazing grounds of hallowed histories<br>
mingled mysteries of matured whims<br>
shading dreams on serene stalls<br>
thoughts of hope-unchained walls<br>
sprout within me when I fall…<br>
<em><strong>~ Moses Chibueze Opara</strong></em></p>
<p><strong>10.</strong><br>
A thousand words could but paint<br>
The choked, caged, curbed me<br>
I wax on like the candle<br>
Yet smoke out like the flame<br>
Rekindle me and I will spark<br>
Sparkling flames of chilly desires<br>
<em><strong>~ Edna Benjamin</strong></em></p>
<p><strong>11.</strong><br>
Warring words with warring wards<br>
Piecing pieces of peaceless beasts<br>
Chaotic scenes charred black with flames<br>
A restless being being trapped within<br>
Voiceless rumbles escapes in violent mumbles<br>
The me inside knows no peace<br>
<strong><em>~ Olisa Onye</em></strong></p>
<p><strong>12.</strong><br>
Love me for my ambition<br>
Changing the world with words<br>
And threading paths with gods<br>
Simply part of the mission<br>
Solely soothing souls in serenade<br>
WIth the scribes my ink has made<br>
<strong><em>~ Nnawuihe Wisdom Chisom</em></strong></p>
<p><strong>13.</strong><br>
O’ thou youth!<br>
Versatile, mild mind, merrying still<br>
On mother’s milk<br>
Where is your passion?<br>
I don’t answer Perfect- a truth.<br>
The me inside gentle staggers towards perfect…’ction.<br>
<em><strong>~ Olanrewaju Moses-Poet</strong></em></p>
<p><strong>14.</strong><br>
inside me is a theatre<br>
far bigger than the medieval<br>
with a lot of cheering cast<br>
within me foams mute words<br>
inside me whips within<br>
the bold Pen<br>
<strong><em>~ Shekinah Francis</em></strong></p>
<p><strong>15.</strong><br>
I tried all the trials thrown my way<br>
Through thorn and thick<br>
Yet there was no escape especially from him<br>
The one who reside in my inside<br>
Rose like a morning rose<br>
Out-shining the out-ward person I played for the Audience.<br>
<strong><em>~ Obinna Omotayo Jones</em></strong></p>
<p><strong>16.</strong><br>
remember to blaze funeral flames<br>
beyond the cities of worthy virtues<br>
when tides of throbbing troubles<br>
tear through teary tears.<br>
Remember to courier caring letters<br>
to to the me within<br>
<strong><em>~ Adedayo Adeyemi Agarau</em></strong></p>
<p><strong>17.</strong><br>
A vigorous, volcanic silent voice waiting to erupt,<br>
Pegged back by postponement, due to procrastination,<br>
Hiding behind praises earned thanks to pen painting inky letters,<br>
Dying to set a stage on fiery, flaming engulfing fire,<br>
Eager for screaming, squeaking, squealing sounds<br>
From fancy frenzied fans.<br>
<strong><em>~ SAm dE POet</em></strong></p>
<p><strong>18.</strong><br>
Blood freeze like iced fish<br>
Holding all harvest of hatred<br>
Like winter water, it ices its ways<br>
Mindless, I am in a cold crowd of preys<br>
I wish to turn an ember in their embrace<br>
But laughter fills the vessel of my voice<br>
<strong><em>~ Bada Yusuf Amoo</em></strong></p>
<p><strong>19.</strong><br>
Unbroken tradition by which I have to abide<br>
“An independent woman may be a prey of pride”<br>
Battered by trepidation of being a forever bride<br>
But marriage seems to me not a perpetual glide<br>
Within every marriage, hitches and glitches hide<br>
If I were me, I won’t risk the ride<br>
<strong><em>~ Olubode Victoria</em></strong></p>
<p><strong>20.</strong><br>
He swiftly swims<br>
in the waters of his dreams<br>
wishing to wake again.<br>
Confused, confused<br>
beautifully broken and lost…<br>
I do not know my name.<br>
<strong><em>~ Adedamola Adefolahan</em></strong></p>
<p><strong>21.</strong><br>
That bony structure strikes<br>
And refutes reliable me<br>
Speaks wisdoms, ‘it’<br>
That kicks with a hit<br>
Wears bony uniform<br>
The ‘it’ reps me inside<br>
<strong><em>~ Nwoye Divine Destiny</em></strong></p>
<p><strong>22.</strong><br>
Ain’t nobody<br>
Who can see it.<br>
Ain’t nobody<br>
Who can understand it.<br>
It’s the<br>
Me inside.<br>
<strong><em>~ Daniel S. Moskowitz</em></strong></p>
<p><strong>23.</strong><br>
He never stops sailing series of subtle scenes<br>
In the canoe inside the Me in Me<br>
At times, like the clasping of leaves<br>
Often, like whistles of the whistling wild wind<br>
Causing collapsing caresses of inkling bits…<br>
Feeding my fidgeting fainting frame from failing<br>
<strong><em>~ Bankole Kolawole</em></strong></p>
<p><strong>24.</strong><br>
In still night when men are steal by sleep<br>
I stayed wake in solitude starring the serene dark<br>
Sore silent tears travels across my cheeks<br>
As pains of regret pierce my soul<br>
of toddling poets inside me murdered<br>
At the altar of peers and mother desire.<br>
<strong><em>~ Sunday O Freemason</em></strong></p>
<p><strong>25.</strong><br>
We sit around a table<br>
They fed on flesh<br>
Yet their hearts are hard<br>
Bone and stone, I, throw down my throat<br>
And now, my muscle seeks no muffle<br>
But Important is the me inside<br>
<strong><em>~ Salam Tiwistar Seun</em></strong></p>
<p><strong>26.</strong><br>
I’m not the glowing smile<br>
that clothes my profusely bleeding heart<br>
I’m not my loving heart<br>
for I only may seek some seeds to save<br>
I’m my own conscience<br>
he silent battle between I and me inside..<br>
<em><strong>~ Adigun Clinton Olushola</strong></em></p>
<p><strong>27.</strong><br>
This fine face you’re feeling<br>
is like a word with many meanings;<br>
a mirror made with a million marbles-<br>
It’s not one side you’re seeing.<br>
There is only one me with one side<br>
and that’s the me inside!<br>
<strong><em>~ Adedamola Adefolahan</em></strong></p>
<p><strong>28.</strong><br>
Since their sight will not sight my sinking heart<br>
So with sweet smiles, I seal my solemn face<br>
I listen, lend, and love, lowering their hills t’ flat<br>
Crashed and crushed, I move aimlessly in a misty maze<br>
The me inside’s tired; the me outside’s fake<br>
Someone should see through soon, or I might break<br>
<strong><em>~ Isholaayodele Wasiu</em></strong></p>
<p><strong>29.</strong><br>
Living lonely life like a lame lad,<br>
Walking, wandering worst ways<br>
While wretched winds whispers bad<br>
Thoughts that’s tiptoeing into my thinking tray.</p>
<p>But that’s not me<br>
I am a boy born blessed.<br>
<strong><em>~ Olayinka Samson Aremu</em></strong></p>
<p><strong>30.</strong><br>
Strayed in young thoughts,<br>
Drowned in enticing aspiration<br>
Birthed to birth positive change<br>
If time be patient with me,<br>
And yet -brethren breathe,<br>
The me inside’ll better my countryside.<br>
<strong><em>~Ernest D’heir Egelonu</em></strong></p>
<p><strong>31.</strong><br>
My maddening mindless mirage<br>
Crafty crazy cunning cloak<br>
Dastardly daring dooming disguise<br>
Feeble feather-fronted fickle face<br>
Done deeds drum depression deep<br>
Me make minds muse my merriless merriment<br>
<strong><em>~ Ogechukwu Emmanuel Samuel</em></strong></p>
<p><strong>32.</strong><br>
Polished pranks<br>
Played by politicians<br>
Pulls the me inside<br>
To post a perfect poem<br>
Like a protesting poet<br>
Pointing at their practices<br>
<em><strong>~ Yung Raymar Lee</strong></em></p>
<p><strong>33.</strong><br>
There’s a merrying me inside me<br>
Dancing with the dawn day after day<br>
Sparking so at each rising ray<br>
She boasts, bragging by and by<br>
Chuckling as Christmas chickens cry<br>
‘Next year, I will be who I want to be!’<br>
<strong><em>~ Adegbite Joy Asepeoluwa</em></strong></p>
<p><strong>34.</strong><br>
Intelligence shut up in my veins<br>
Bright beautiful brain brings blessing<br>
From families, friends and foes<br>
As i speak from my belly<br>
Where rivers of words flow<br>
Amidst foods,wines and worms<br>
<strong><em>~ Akinbamilowo Ololade Olayem</em></strong>i</p>
<p><strong>35.</strong><br>
Am harassing hard work<br>
never at all caress commitment<br>
vehemently, i dare dedication<br>
just to bring to outside the me inside<br>
as many will see success<br>
glittering gallantly on street billboards<br>
<strong><em>~ Nseobong Barasuene de Poet</em></strong></p>
<p>This poem was jointly written as a class exercise by <strong>37 Nigerian poets/students</strong> of the <a href="https://www.facebook.com/groups/WRRCollegeOfPoetry" target="_blank">WRR College Of Poetry</a> (<em><a href="www.twitter.com/Poetry_College" target="_blank">@Poetry_College</a> website: <a href="www.college.wrr.ng" target="_blank">www.college.wrr.ng</a></em>), a subsidiary of the <a href="www.wrr.ng" target="_blank"><strong>WRR Group</strong> (<em>@WRRPoetry</em>)</a>.</p>
<p>It was compiled by the College Editor <a href="www.facebook.com/brainypoet" target="_blank">Kukogho Iruesiri Samson</a> on Tuesday, August 19, 2014 and first published on <strong><a href="www.poetry.wrr.ng" target="_blank">WRR Poetry </a></strong>(<em>@WRRPoetry</em>).</p>
<p> </p>
 
 <div class="booster-block booster-author-block">
 <div class="be-author-details layout-square align-left">
 <div class="be-author-wrapper">
 <div class="booster-row">
 <div class="booster-column booster-column-two booster-column-mobile">
 <div class="be-author-image">
 <img alt="" src="https://secure.gravatar.com/avatar/3de36b6da89639b3d80d015f84d2cfc35212bb0678ceb13c46dc8c712831d196?s=400&;d=mm&;r=g" class="avatar avatar-400 photo avatar-img" height="400" width="400" loading="lazy"> </div>
 </div>
 <div class="booster-column booster-column-eight booster-column-mobile">
 <div class="author-details">
 <header class="twp-plugin-title twp-author-title">
 <h2>About Post Author</h2>
 </header>
 <h4 class="be-author-meta be-author-name">
 <a href="https://www.wrr.ng/author/admin/" class="booster-url-link">
 Words Rhymes &; Rhythm </a>
 </h4>
 <div class="be-author-meta be-author-email">
 <a href="mailto:%20info@wrr.ng" class="booster-url-link">
 <span class="booster-svg-icon booster-svg-envelope"><svg class="booster-svg" aria-hidden="true" role="img" focusable="false" viewbox="0 0 24 24" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" width="24" height="24"><path fill="currentColor" d="M0 3v18h24v-18h-24zm6.623 7.929l-4.623 5.712v-9.458l4.623 3.746zm-4.141-5.929h19.035l-9.517 7.713-9.518-7.713zm5.694 7.188l3.824 3.099 3.83-3.104 5.612 6.817h-18.779l5.513-6.812zm9.208-1.264l4.616-3.741v9.348l-4.616-5.607z"></path></svg></span>info@wrr.ng </a>
 </div>
 <div class="be-author-meta be-author-url">
 <a href="https://wrr.ng/about-us/" target="_blank" class="booster-url-link">
 <span class="booster-svg-icon booster-svg-sphere"><svg class="booster-svg" aria-hidden="true" role="img" focusable="false" viewbox="0 0 24 24" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" width="24" height="24"><path fill="currentColor" d="M 11.25 1.5 C 5.035156 1.5 0 6.535156 0 12.75 C 0 18.964844 5.035156 24 11.25 24 C 17.464844 24 22.5 18.964844 22.5 12.75 C 22.5 6.535156 17.464844 1.5 11.25 1.5 Z M 17.617188 16.5 C 17.816406 15.550781 17.941406 14.546875 17.984375 13.5 L 20.972656 13.5 C 20.894531 14.535156 20.652344 15.542969 20.253906 16.5 Z M 4.882812 9 C 4.683594 9.949219 4.558594 10.953125 4.515625 12 L 1.527344 12 C 1.605469 10.964844 1.847656 9.957031 2.246094 9 Z M 16.078125 9 C 16.304688 9.960938 16.441406 10.964844 16.484375 12 L 12 12 L 12 9 Z M 12 7.5 L 12 3.109375 C 12.34375 3.210938 12.679688 3.375 13.011719 3.609375 C 13.636719 4.050781 14.230469 4.726562 14.738281 5.566406 C 15.085938 6.148438 15.386719 6.796875 15.640625 7.5 Z M 7.761719 5.566406 C 8.269531 4.726562 8.863281 4.050781 9.488281 3.609375 C 9.820312 3.375 10.15625 3.207031 10.5 3.109375 L 10.5 7.5 L 6.859375 7.5 C 7.113281 6.792969 7.414062 6.148438 7.761719 5.566406 Z M 10.5 9 L 10.5 12 L 6.015625 12 C 6.058594 10.964844 6.195312 9.960938 6.421875 9 Z M 2.246094 16.5 C 1.847656 15.542969 1.605469 14.535156 1.527344 13.5 L 4.515625 13.5 C 4.558594 14.546875 4.683594 15.550781 4.882812 16.5 Z M 6.015625 13.5 L 10.5 13.5 L 10.5 16.5 L 6.421875 16.5 C 6.195312 15.539062 6.058594 14.535156 6.015625 13.5 Z M 10.5 18 L 10.5 22.390625 C 10.15625 22.289062 9.820312 22.125 9.488281 21.890625 C 8.863281 21.449219 8.269531 20.773438 7.761719 19.933594 C 7.414062 19.351562 7.113281 18.703125 6.859375 18 Z M 14.738281 19.933594 C 14.230469 20.773438 13.636719 21.449219 13.011719 21.890625 C 12.679688 22.125 12.34375 22.292969 12 22.390625 L 12 18 L 15.640625 18 C 15.386719 18.707031 15.085938 19.351562 14.738281 19.933594 Z M 12 16.5 L 12 13.5 L 16.484375 13.5 C 16.441406 14.535156 16.304688 15.539062 16.078125 16.5 Z M 17.984375 12 C 17.945312 10.953125 17.816406 9.949219 17.617188 9 L 20.253906 9 C 20.652344 9.957031 20.894531 10.964844 20.972656 12 Z M 19.46875 7.5 L 17.222656 7.5 C 16.785156 6.121094 16.179688 4.914062 15.457031 3.949219 C 16.453125 4.429688 17.355469 5.066406 18.144531 5.855469 C 18.648438 6.359375 19.089844 6.910156 19.46875 7.5 Z M 4.355469 5.855469 C 5.144531 5.066406 6.046875 4.429688 7.042969 3.949219 C 6.320312 4.914062 5.714844 6.121094 5.277344 7.5 L 3.03125 7.5 C 3.410156 6.910156 3.851562 6.359375 4.355469 5.855469 Z M 3.03125 18 L 5.277344 18 C 5.714844 19.378906 6.320312 20.585938 7.042969 21.550781 C 6.046875 21.070312 5.144531 20.433594 4.355469 19.644531 C 3.851562 19.140625 3.410156 18.589844 3.03125 18 Z M 18.144531 19.644531 C 17.355469 20.433594 16.453125 21.070312 15.457031 21.550781 C 16.179688 20.585938 16.785156 19.378906 17.222656 18 L 19.46875 18 C 19.089844 18.589844 18.648438 19.140625 18.144531 19.644531 Z M 18.144531 19.644531 "></path></svg></span>https://wrr.ng/about-us/ </a>
 </div>
 </div>
 <div class="be-author-profiles">
 </div>
 </div>
 </div>
 </div>
 </div>
 </div>
 </body>